WELCOMEThe North of England Critical Care Network (NoECCN) was established in July 2009 as a result of a merger between North East and Cumbria and Tees Valley and South Durham Critical Care Networks. Both previous networks had been established in February 2001. Initially the NoECCN was focused in adult critical care but from 2012 we expand our remit to incorporate paediatric critical care.
In April 2013 NHS England launched Operational Delivery Networks (ODNs) following the publication of the NHS England strategy to sustain and develop clinical networks. Adult Critical Care are one of the first clinical networks to become and ODNs together with Major Trauma, Burns Care and Neonatal Critical Care. The NoECCN as an Operating Delivery Network is focussed on coordinating patient pathways between providers over a wide area to ensure access to specialist resources and expertise. Our The North of England Critical Care Network has evolved into a successful managed operational delivery network with engagement and representation from all its organisations in collaborative partnership bringing together clinical services to work together in order to promote the highest quality critical care services. | Follow us on twitter |
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COVID-19Hi All, We are still here to support you we are just working differently. CONTACT NUMBERS: Lesley Durham 07824498625 Julie Platten 07881832184 Jan Malone 07827978559 Sarah Gray 07765253098 |
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Critical Care Outreach Course 2018/19 | The Directory of Services is changing. Click here to watch the training video. The Directory of Services (DoS) is a central directory that is integrated with NHS Pathways and provides real time information about available services in the urgent and emergency care services. 
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